Tissue Diagnostics Market with Worldwide Industry Analysis to 2026

Friday, June 17th, 2016 - Future Market Insights

Tissue is a group or layer of cells which perform a particular function and contain necessary biological information. Tissue samples are used for cancer diagnosis and analysis, where it captures the biological context of the disease. It conforms the presence of cancer by examining the tissue sample under microscope by a trained physician called a pathologist. Histopathology is a study of disease in a tissue which can be done by small biopsies, fine needle aspiration cytology and open biopsy or surgery. The three major types of tissue diagnosis, Hematoxylin and Eosin (H&E), Immunohistochemistry (IHC) and In situ hybridization. H&E stains work well with a variety of fixatives and displays a broad range of cytoplasmic, nuclear, and extracellular matrix features. Immunohistochemistry (IHC) is one of the most useful new diagnostic markers where proteins are stained using antibodies. And In situ hybridization identifies specific nucleotide sequences in the cells and tissues.

Tissue Diagnostics Market: Drivers & Restraints

Tissue Diagnosis technique is said to be one of the gold standards set in cancer diagnosis and is the crucial driver in the market. Tissue based diagnosis technique helps to determine the cause and effect of the disease in a patient. Due to unhealthy lifestyles of population the rate of cancer incidences is growing each year and so is driving the market for tissue based diagnosis. Cancer diagnosis at early stages and treatment will lead to better chances of survival and the market for diagnostics will show significant growth by forcing labs to increase efficiency in the diagnosis process to maximize health securities in patients. In developed countries there is enough health awareness as compared to the developing countries for which various factors are responsible as economic factors, low health literacy and increasing regulatory requirements hamper the market opportunities and growth.

Tissue Diagnostics Market: Segmentation

Tissue Diagnostic market is classified on the basis of product, technology, disease and end users.

Based on the product type the global tissue diagnostic market is segmented into following:

Instruments

Microscope

Non-contact Handheld IR Thermometer

Haemocytometer

NMR Tube

Others

Consumables

Reagent Kits

Others

Based on the application the global tissue diagnostic market is segmented into following:

Hematoxylin and Eosin (H&E)

Immunohistochemistry (IHC)

In Situ Hybridization

Based on the disease the global tissue diagnostic market is segmented into following:

Lung Cancer

Lymphoma

Pancreatic Cancer

Breast Cancer

Others

Based on the end user the global tissue diagnostic market is segmented into following:

Hospitals

Diagnostic laboratories

Research Organizations

Contract Research Organizations

Biotechnology Companies

Tissue Diagnostics Market: Overview

Tissue Diagnostic market is a growing market due to increasing cancer awareness campaigns, advance research technology, improving healthcare infrastructure is leading to better market opportunities in tissue diagnostics. Personalized healthcare and companion diagnostics, IVD Development and Digital Pathology and Integrated Diagnostics are the major concerns of the tissue diagnostic market which are giving positive results and address health issues. Significant research is being carried out giving rise to the emerging technologies to meet the medical needs in the tissue diagnostic market. Tissue diagnostic market is also segmented into pre-analytical and advance stains on the basis of the examination time.

Depending on geographic regions, global radiofrequency ablation system market is segmented into seven key regions: North America, South America, Eastern Europe, Western Europe, Asia Pacific, Japan, and Middle East & Africa. The global tissue market is segmented into seven regions amongst which North America is the largest tissue diagnostic market due to prevalence of cancer and health literacy supported by modern diagnostic techniques available. Europe is observed to be the second largest regional segment in the global tissue diagnostics market.